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title: ToolRouter — Use Case
description: Step-by-step guide for a real-world ToolRouter use case with agent-specific instructions.
url: https://toolrouter.com/tools/wikipedia-lookup/use-cases/quick-fact-checking
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# Quick Fact-Checking

When you are writing content, preparing a presentation, or reviewing a claim, you need to verify facts quickly and reliably. Wikipedia is the world's most comprehensive reference source, with over 6 million English articles that are continuously reviewed and updated by thousands of editors.

ToolRouter's get_summary skill pulls concise, authoritative summaries from Wikipedia articles, while the search skill helps you find the right article when you do not know the exact title. Together, they give you rapid access to verified facts, dates, statistics, and biographical information without leaving your workflow.

This is essential for content writers verifying claims before publishing, researchers cross-checking data points, journalists confirming background details, and anyone who needs quick access to reliable reference information. Wikipedia is not the final source of truth, but it is an excellent first check -- and its citations point you to primary sources when you need deeper verification.

**Tool:** [Wikipedia Lookup](https://toolrouter.com/tools/wikipedia-lookup)
**Skills:** get_summary, search

## Agent Guides

- [How to Do Quick Fact-Checking with Claude](https://toolrouter.com/tools/wikipedia-lookup/use-cases/quick-fact-checking/claude): Guide for Claude
- [How to Do Quick Fact-Checking with ChatGPT](https://toolrouter.com/tools/wikipedia-lookup/use-cases/quick-fact-checking/chatgpt): Guide for ChatGPT
- [How to Do Quick Fact-Checking with Copilot](https://toolrouter.com/tools/wikipedia-lookup/use-cases/quick-fact-checking/copilot): Guide for Copilot
- [How to Do Quick Fact-Checking with OpenClaw](https://toolrouter.com/tools/wikipedia-lookup/use-cases/quick-fact-checking/openclaw): Guide for OpenClaw
